What is all this? The official documentation states “…k3s is a intended to be a fully compliant production-grade Kubernetes distribution with [the following] changes…”. But what does that mean in… Read More »Intro: k3s, a less needy Kubernetes.
The problem space… In today’s modern application development process an applications has many homes. Local development, (docker) containers, on premise Linux servers, maybe even Unix mainframes for production. Often an… Read More »Intro: Hashicorp `Packer`
From the AWS “Whats New” news feed: Posted On: Jul 11, 2019 The AWS Cloud Development Kit (AWS CDK) is now generally available in TypeScript and Python. AWS CDK is an… Read More »AWS IaC (Infrastructure as Code) is about to get a whole lot more interesting.
Using cloud resources can be accelerating to the business, liberating to the engineering teams, and expensive to bank account. If you have every left a large compute or database instance… Read More »Tagging with Terraform
Tim Bray posted a short article concerning Golang over on “on going” back on June 12th. Recently it has bubbled up to my attention so I gave it a read.… Read More »GO(lang)
Ten years ago (2009) the economic recession was in full swing. Every week another bank would collapse, millions of homes would go into foreclosure proceedings, and I started my career… Read More »10 years of web development; 10 life lessons.
DevOpsDays, the headliner conference series in the realm of DevOps, had i’ts first ever Florida event.
One of my comments made top 5 of the week over @ Dev.to
While working with Terraform and AWS recently I ran into an error that did not seem to have much information about it. After about a day of research and troubleshooting I was able to solve it.
Ideally the .git directory is not in production to begin with. as it is not needed to run an application. However, many deployment strategies use Git to move code changes… Read More »PSA: .git directory should not be public.